Monthly Archives: July 2020
The constitutional implications of COVID-19
The Constitution Committee of the House of Lords is presently undertaking two inquiries. One, which started last year, is examining the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011. Regular readers will be aware that I have variously written on the implications of the … Continue reading
Chairing the History of Parliament Trust
I am honoured to report that earlier today I was elected as Chair of The History of Parliament Trust. I have been a Trustee for more than twenty years and am a longstanding member of the Trust’s executive committee. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Gordon Marsden, History of Parliament, John Brooke, oral history, Sir Lewis Namier
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